Sometime this morning, just before I crossed the White River in Arkansas, I saw an amazing sight -- probably 100,000 white and gray doves both swirling through the air, and noshing on corn in a field. What a wonderful thing to see!
After I left Arkadelphia, the wind picked up, and I fought it all the rest of my drive, making my shoulders sore from the effort. I didn't go much further, stopping at Mt. Pleasant, TX, just a third of the way from the eastern border of TX to Dallas, on I-30. My APRS shows me ... not there yet. Remember, it will show my position only if it "talks to" a station with an internet gateway, and these gateways are usually rarer in the west than in the east.
After I got here, I went for my walk just around the KOA campground. Then I set out to connect the cable TV. Connecting it was not a problem, but getting it to actually work? I couldn't figure it out, even after consulting the owner's manual! Instead, I needed to call my TV expert -- Jack! Setting up the cable in this TV is a 4-step process:
- Connect the cable outside.
- Put the switches by the radio to Radio and On.
- Turn the green light in the cabinet by the TV OFF.
- Turn the TV on with the remote. Then click the Menu button and go to TV > Cable.
Well sounds like Jack is getting more and more ready for his HAM license ;-)
ReplyDeleteActually that makes sense. I suspect the TV was in over the air mode and needed to be switched to cable mode, which is what these steps would appear to do.
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I have been trying for years to figure out (unsuccessfully) how to do comments on a blog.(We've lost your e-mail address) This is yet another try and am not optimistic. We've been enjoying your blog. We will be flying to North Carolina and picking up our Navion. Then driving home via some time in Florida. Hope to stop briefly at FH on our way home.
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